Although the book told an intimate story, it captured the contradictions and distortions in America’s food landscape, where ...
When schools close for summer break, millions of children lose access to the school meals they rely on during the academic ...
Arizona lacks workplace heat safety rules, leaving outdoor workers at risk of death as climate change worsens extreme weather ...
This story was produced as part of a larger project by Jessica Miller, a participant in the 2019 Data Fellowship. It focuses on the troubled rehabilitation industry in Utah, where youth residential ...
Living in uncertainty, many Vietnamese immigrants, both documented and undocumented, face significant mental health challenges that stem from the complex interplay of historical trauma and fears of ...
Abraham Jun (Suicide Attempt Survivor): “I had a gun… and I put it to my head.” Anonymous Korean American Senior: “At that time, I was in shock…and I started thinking it might be better to leave this ...
Growing up on the Navajo Nation, Diedra Yellowhair heard only whispers of people in her community dying by suicide. In traditional Diné beliefs, speaking about the deceased is thought to beckon more ...
Over the summer, the Los Angeles Times spoke with the Thai community in Los Angeles about mental health challenges and access to care. Reporters observed a self-defense class for massage students at ...
Most parents raise their children in what they believe is the best possible way, hoping to provide them with a better upbringing than the one they had. Yet, oftentimes, parents’ earnest efforts to ...
Bob Herman is one of the few reporters still pulling back the curtain on the business of health care
When you add up all of Bob Herman’s writings for STAT News or even a small fraction of them, you know the U.S health care system is in serious trouble — at least from the perspective of patients.
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